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Daily Tribune
3 days ago
- Daily Tribune
Bahrain's Hajj Mission Chief Visits Pilgrims in Mina, Extends Eid Greetings
His Eminence Shaikh Adnan bin Abdullah Al-Qattan, Head of the Kingdom of Bahrain's Hajj Mission, paid a visit to several Bahraini Hajj caravans stationed at Mina. The visit came as part of the mission's ongoing efforts to ensure the safety, comfort, and spiritual fulfillment of Bahraini pilgrims during their sacred journey. Shaikh Al-Qattan extended warm Eid Al-Adha greetings to both the pilgrims and caravan leaders, praying to Allah Almighty to accept their pilgrimage, forgive their sins, and return them safely to their homeland. During his tour, Shaikh Al-Qattan praised the tireless efforts of the Bahraini Hajj groups, lauding their commitment to providing a serene and comfortable environment for pilgrims in the holy sites. He also expressed his deep appreciation for the strong coordination between the Hajj campaigns and the official mission, noting that such collaboration plays a key role in enhancing the quality of services offered during the Hajj season. The visit served as both a spiritual morale boost and an affirmation of Bahrain's unwavering support for its pilgrims on one of the most significant journeys of their lives.
Arab Times
05-04-2025
- Arab Times
Kuwaiti Man acquitted of insulting Mother-In-Law
KUWAIT CITY, April 5: The Appeals Court upheld the decision of a lower court to acquit a Kuwaiti citizen of insulting his mother-in-law. According to the case file, the defendant's mother-in-law filed a complaint alleging that he verbally abused her. This was after the mother-in-law, her daughter, and other witnesses were referred to the police station following a complaint filed by the defendant against his wife when he saw her with a stranger on the street. They then followed his wife to her mother's house, quickly entering it. The citizen's lawyer, Attorney Abdul Mohsen Al-Qattan, appeared in court to defend him and argued that there was no conclusive evidence to support the accusation against his client. He pointed out that the case documents, the subject of the accusation, are devoid of evidence with legal merit. Al-Qattan said the Public Prosecution presented evidence to prove the charge against his client, 'which consisted of the complainant's allegations that were not without malice and fabrication.' He stressed that his client denied all the accusations hurled at him and that he neither insulted nor defamed the complainant Al-Seyassah/Arab Times Staff
